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We are a faith-based ministry helping persons in the Spicewood area



About Us

Our History


Since  2007  Helping  Hand  of Spicewood has served families in need in the Spicewood area.  

Our Mission

 

We are a faith-based ministry helping persons in the Spicewood area who are suffering through a crisis in their life. 

Our goal is to help them navigate through this period of crisis with dignity and pride. 

Projects


From time to time we have clients that are in need of major renovations or assistance with housing.  If your organization is looking for a project to help a family in danger of becoming homeless, contact us. 

Helping Hand Crisis Ministry is a 501 (c) (3) charitable organization

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